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MAMs definition:
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used for troubleshooting only – Maintenance Assist Modules
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RSS
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Ready Service Spares
3 ball bearing for the shaft – in shaft alley |
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Two types of OPTAR:
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repair parts and consumables
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Food Service Summary Report
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NAVSUP 51
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ASI
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Automated Shore Interface
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COSAL- 3 parts
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COSAL – a list of all parts onboard
Validating, Updating and ASI |
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MOV
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Material Obligation Validation - insured that material that is ordered is still needed: Every month internal validation, quarterly external
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four modes of MOV (CORD)
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Cancelled – materials no longer required
Outstanding – still required Received - D – material still required, however JCN is closed in R-Supply |
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DLR
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Depot Level Repair - under $5000 signed by Dept Head, over $5000 signed by CO
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AIS
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Automated Information System
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Levels of security: Top Secret/SCI -
Top Secret - Secret - Confidential – Unclassified – |
Levels of security:
Top Secret/SCI - Yellow Top Secret - Orange Secret – Red Confidential – Blue Unclassified – Green |
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What Antivirus does Blueridge use?
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Symantec Anti-Virus Corporate Edition – S.A.C.E.
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GCCS
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Global Command Control Systems
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3 types of GCCS
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“Geeks” GCCS-J, GCCS-K, GCCS-M
J - Joint K - Korea M – Maritime |
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All 3 serve – to exchange C.O.P. (remember big screen in room)
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common operational picture
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Multiple Hops Voice
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allows crossing satellite ranges, so CO’s can talk to different COs in different areas (oceans) – the small overlap is on a shore station – not necessarily overlapping (see COMMs ) – Demand Assigned Multiple Access – 4 different uses for one wavelength
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SATHICOM
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voice: back up if MHOP goes down – can only cover one ocean at a time
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Number of:
Evaps on board Feed tanks Boilers |
(2) Evaps on board – create 50,000 per day
2 Feed tanks – 19,700 gallons each 2 Boilers |
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How many volts are:
SSTG, EDG, SSDG |
SSTG- 450 Volts
EDG – 450 Volts SSDG – 450 Volts |
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Three types of AMSD:
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MK36 SRBOC – missiles
SLQ25 Nixie – torpedo countermeasures - near bandroom - Aft Mooring SLQ32 – electronic countermeasures infrared flares |
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NAVM.A.C.S. II
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Naval Modular Automated Communication System - Single Messaging Solution
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NAVM.A.C.S. II-
4 circuits: |
RIXT - Remote Interface Exchange Terminal – Top Secret and below: Primary means of transmitting and receiving messages
CUDIX – common usage digital information exchange system – Secondary Transmit/Receive to the RIXT – Top Secret and FSM – Fleet SIPRNET Messaging – primarily receive Secret and below: Fleet Broadcast (PMCC/POCC) – receive only |
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Portable Emergency Communications
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Emergency Position indicating Radio Beacon – EPIRB – UHF – distress - 2 ways to activate:
Operator activated or Water activated Trans Rm 1, 2, UHF Eqpt rm, and Bridge |
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ANPRC96
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Cryptoroom – stored in orange suit cases – works in VHF – secure and non secure – can use voice or morse code
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